The document outlines the key functions of personnel/human resource management including manpower planning, training, employee relations, health, safety, welfare, and record keeping. It discusses various aspects of each function such as recruitment, selection, training programs, health standards, safety procedures, and types of welfare and benefits. The overall purpose of human resource management is to acquire, train, develop and compensate employees to create a motivated workforce.
The document provides an overview of the staffing function in human resource management. It discusses the key aspects of staffing including human resource planning, job analysis, recruitment, selection, placement, induction, training and development, performance appraisal, and termination of employment. The document emphasizes that staffing is the process of acquiring, developing and maintaining a qualified workforce to fill positions within an organization. It highlights the importance of staffing for organizational effectiveness and growth.
The document discusses various procedures related to staffing a business, including hiring employees, creating job descriptions and specifications, recruiting both internally and externally, screening applicants, providing training and development, and paying employees with various compensation methods and benefits. Key aspects covered are the staffing process, writing job descriptions and specifications, recruiting through ads, agencies, referrals, and online methods, screening applicants through resume reviews and reference checks, and training, developing, paying and providing benefits to employees.
Staffing involves filling positions in an organization through recruitment, selection, induction, training, and placement of employees. It is affected by internal factors like promotion policies and external factors like labor laws. The steps in staffing are recruitment to source candidates, selection to evaluate candidates, induction to onboard new hires, training and development to educate employees, and placement to allocate employees to roles. Effective staffing helps organizations acquire and develop motivated workforces to achieve goals.
The document discusses human resource management in organizations. It covers the importance of treating people as the most valuable resource through welfare, training, safety and motivation. It also discusses changing employment patterns such as a move to more part-time and flexible work. Modern workforces have core permanent workers and more contractual flexible workers. The advantages and disadvantages of this new employment pattern are outlined.
The document outlines the 8 key steps in a company's staffing process: 1) manpower planning to forecast needs, 2) recruitment to identify candidates, 3) selection of candidates through evaluation, 4) placement and orientation of new hires, 5) training of employees, 6) performance appraisals to evaluate employees, 7) promotions within the company, and 8) compensation of employees appropriately for their work. Each step is described as part of an organized process to staff positions and develop employees.
coceptualizing Human resource management in health industryjoshibhushan143
Here I am trying to conceptualize HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT in Health Industry in context of nursing personnel.
your suggestions are welcome. In order to make my next try to be better than this one.
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The document discusses various staffing activities including recruitment, selection, and onboarding processes. It covers topics such as determining hiring needs, attracting candidates, screening applicants, interviewing, assessing skills, and integrating new employees. Recruitment sources include internal referrals, job boards, agencies, and campus recruiting. The use of electronic recruiting and talent management systems is also addressed.
The document outlines the key functions of personnel/human resource management including manpower planning, training, employee relations, health, safety, welfare, and record keeping. It discusses various aspects of each function such as recruitment, selection, training programs, health standards, safety procedures, and types of welfare and benefits. The overall purpose of human resource management is to acquire, train, develop and compensate employees to create a motivated workforce.
The document provides an overview of the staffing function in human resource management. It discusses the key aspects of staffing including human resource planning, job analysis, recruitment, selection, placement, induction, training and development, performance appraisal, and termination of employment. The document emphasizes that staffing is the process of acquiring, developing and maintaining a qualified workforce to fill positions within an organization. It highlights the importance of staffing for organizational effectiveness and growth.
The document discusses various procedures related to staffing a business, including hiring employees, creating job descriptions and specifications, recruiting both internally and externally, screening applicants, providing training and development, and paying employees with various compensation methods and benefits. Key aspects covered are the staffing process, writing job descriptions and specifications, recruiting through ads, agencies, referrals, and online methods, screening applicants through resume reviews and reference checks, and training, developing, paying and providing benefits to employees.
Staffing involves filling positions in an organization through recruitment, selection, induction, training, and placement of employees. It is affected by internal factors like promotion policies and external factors like labor laws. The steps in staffing are recruitment to source candidates, selection to evaluate candidates, induction to onboard new hires, training and development to educate employees, and placement to allocate employees to roles. Effective staffing helps organizations acquire and develop motivated workforces to achieve goals.
The document discusses human resource management in organizations. It covers the importance of treating people as the most valuable resource through welfare, training, safety and motivation. It also discusses changing employment patterns such as a move to more part-time and flexible work. Modern workforces have core permanent workers and more contractual flexible workers. The advantages and disadvantages of this new employment pattern are outlined.
The document outlines the 8 key steps in a company's staffing process: 1) manpower planning to forecast needs, 2) recruitment to identify candidates, 3) selection of candidates through evaluation, 4) placement and orientation of new hires, 5) training of employees, 6) performance appraisals to evaluate employees, 7) promotions within the company, and 8) compensation of employees appropriately for their work. Each step is described as part of an organized process to staff positions and develop employees.
coceptualizing Human resource management in health industryjoshibhushan143
Here I am trying to conceptualize HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT in Health Industry in context of nursing personnel.
your suggestions are welcome. In order to make my next try to be better than this one.
thank you !!!
The document discusses various staffing activities including recruitment, selection, and onboarding processes. It covers topics such as determining hiring needs, attracting candidates, screening applicants, interviewing, assessing skills, and integrating new employees. Recruitment sources include internal referrals, job boards, agencies, and campus recruiting. The use of electronic recruiting and talent management systems is also addressed.
The document discusses staffing, recruitment, and selection. It defines staffing as filling positions in an organization by identifying workforce needs, inventorying available people, and recruiting, selecting, placing, promoting, appraising, and training candidates and current employees. Recruitment is the process of discovering sources of manpower to meet staffing requirements. Selection involves screening applications, conducting tests, preliminary interviews, medical examinations, reference checks, and final interviews to evaluate candidates and select the best qualified individuals for open positions. The goal is to effectively staff organizations with skilled employees to accomplish goals.
The document discusses the process of recruitment and selection in human resource management. It defines recruitment as the process of searching for prospective employees and stimulating them to apply for jobs in an organization. The key steps in recruitment include planning, strategy development, searching, screening, and evaluation. Selection is defined as the process of choosing from among applicants the best qualified individuals. The main steps in selection are application forms, pre-employment tests, interviews, decision making, medical examination, and reference checks. The goal is to identify the most suitable candidates through a systematic selection process.
Staffing involves selecting, training, and retaining qualified personnel. It is a systematic process that aims to match employees' skills and knowledge to patient care needs. Key aspects of staffing include developing a staffing plan, determining staffing levels and ratios for different units, recruiting and selecting candidates, providing training and development opportunities, and conducting performance appraisals. The objectives are to ensure adequate staffing of critical care units while achieving appropriate nurse-patient ratios in other units and balancing staff needs with providing quality patient care.
Human resource Recruitment and SelctionRajan Neupane
The document discusses recruitment and selection practices. It covers the goals of recruitment as attracting qualified applicants and discouraging unqualified ones. It also discusses constraints, diversity efforts, factors influencing recruitment, and the advantages and disadvantages of internal and external recruitment sources. Finally, it covers socializing and placing new hires, including purposes, processes, and considerations for developing socialization programs.
- C-level executives need to get involved in building a strong recruitment culture and view talent as a strategic priority, especially during turbulent times.
- Recruitment strategies should be targeted and personalized to attract diverse talent globally. Social media and technology can help improve the hiring process and build relationships.
- It is important to maintain a positive outlook during difficult times and see challenges as opportunities for innovation and change.
The document discusses staff selection, development, and training programs. It describes the selection process and importance of selecting candidates that fit the organization's values. Staff development provides opportunities for employees to improve skills and competencies and is determined by annual staff surveys. Common training programs include induction training for new employees, orientation, in-service education, and continuing education. The roles of managers and coordinators in developing staff through programs like orientation, preceptors, conferences and rounds are also outlined.
Hrm orientation and training by dessler garryTephkiantWun
This power point presentation covers topics related to human resource management orientation and training. It discusses what orientation and training are, their purposes, who is responsible for conducting them, and different methods for presenting orientation and assessing training needs. Some key points covered include defining orientation as introducing new employees to company policies and culture, the purposes of orientation being to help employees adjust and understand expectations, and different levels of orientation including organizational and departmental. Training methods discussed include on-the-job training, apprenticeships, lectures, and computer-based learning. The presentation also addresses evaluating the effectiveness of training programs.
Recruitment refers to the process of identifying, attracting, interviewing, selecting, hiring and onboarding employees. Its. only for study purposes. Kindly share to others.
The document outlines the key human resources processes and responsibilities handled by the HR department, including forming and updating an HR manual, payroll management, recruitment from initial job requirements through offer letters, onboarding new employees, maintaining employee files, performance reviews, training programs, employee relations, generating reports, and managing employee exits. It provides details on the steps and activities involved in each major HR function.
This document discusses performance appraisals, including their objectives, types, issues, and process. Performance appraisals are regular reviews of an employee's job performance and contribution that help determine salary/bonus allocation and employee development plans. They can involve self-appraisals, manager assessments, or 360-degree feedback. Issues include differentiating individual/organizational performance and potential distrust between subordinates and supervisors. The six-step process establishes performance standards, communicates expectations, measures/compares actual performance, discusses the appraisal with the employee, and initiates corrective actions.
The document discusses staffing in retail businesses. It explains that staffing refers to managing employee schedules and monitoring labor costs hourly is important because payroll is a major business expense. It provides an example where a store that schedules 5 employees for 10 hours per day at $10/hour would spend $500 daily on payroll. However, if the store only makes $300 in daily sales, they would lose money and likely need to reduce staffing to 2 employees to ensure labor costs don't exceed sales.
The document discusses recruitment processes and techniques. It defines recruitment as finding and attracting capable applicants for jobs in an organization. The recruitment process includes identifying vacancies, preparing job descriptions, advertising positions, managing responses, shortlisting, interviewing, and making hiring decisions. Sources of recruitment can be internal like current employees or external like job boards, agencies, and colleges. The recruitment function is influenced by internal factors controlled by the organization and external factors outside its control like economic conditions. The objective of recruitment is to attract qualified candidates and hire the best ones to meet organizational needs.
This document discusses various training methods used in human resource management. It defines training methods as techniques used to enhance employees' skills and knowledge. The document then covers traditional methods like on-the-job and off-the-job training as well as modern methods such as online and social learning. Specific techniques are provided for each type of training method. The advantages and disadvantages of both on-the-job and off-the-job training are also summarized.
Job analysis is a systematic process of gathering data about job roles and requirements. This data can be collected through observation, interviews, questionnaires, and records. The results of job analysis inform the recruitment and selection process. Recruitment strategies include both external methods like advertisements and internal promotions. Selection aims to choose the best candidates through testing, interviews, and evaluating qualifications. While job analysis and screening methods are important, there are also limitations in predicting how candidates will perform once hired.
The document discusses the process of selection in an organization. It involves choosing the best qualified applicants through interviewing, offering employment, acceptance by the applicant, and signing a contract. The selection process includes application forms, a selection committee, an orientation program, developing a master plan, and a parent teacher association. It also describes the steps in selection as interviewing with personnel, pre-employment tests, an interview with the department head, a decision by administration, a medical exam, reference checks, and issuing an appointment letter. The document outlines checking an applicant's suitability, the stages of an interview, and types of tests used in selection including general ability, specific ability, achievement, and personality.
Human Resource Planning Recruitment and SelectionNhoj Laup
The document discusses human resource planning, recruitment, and selection. It covers forecasting labor supply and demand, setting goals to address surpluses or shortages, and strategies for recruitment and selection. Recruitment sources include internal job posting as well as external sources like referrals, advertisements, and universities. The selection process involves preliminary interviews, tests, employment interviews, reference checks, making a selection decision, physical exams, a job offer, and evaluating the selection program. The summary highlights forecasting supply and demand, using a transitional matrix, addressing surpluses or shortages, and the benefits of internal versus external recruiting sources.
Dokumen tersebut merupakan storyboard untuk unit pelajaran tentang teks prosedur yang mencakup 2 Kompetensi Dasar yaitu mampu menangkap makna dan menganalisis teks prosedur berbentuk manual dan kiat-kiat sesuai konteks, dengan aktivitas menulis teks prosedur tentang cara membuat jus jeruk dan tugas membuat teks prosedur lainnya.
The document discusses staffing, recruitment, and selection. It defines staffing as filling positions in an organization by identifying workforce needs, inventorying available people, and recruiting, selecting, placing, promoting, appraising, and training candidates and current employees. Recruitment is the process of discovering sources of manpower to meet staffing requirements. Selection involves screening applications, conducting tests, preliminary interviews, medical examinations, reference checks, and final interviews to evaluate candidates and select the best qualified individuals for open positions. The goal is to effectively staff organizations with skilled employees to accomplish goals.
The document discusses the process of recruitment and selection in human resource management. It defines recruitment as the process of searching for prospective employees and stimulating them to apply for jobs in an organization. The key steps in recruitment include planning, strategy development, searching, screening, and evaluation. Selection is defined as the process of choosing from among applicants the best qualified individuals. The main steps in selection are application forms, pre-employment tests, interviews, decision making, medical examination, and reference checks. The goal is to identify the most suitable candidates through a systematic selection process.
Staffing involves selecting, training, and retaining qualified personnel. It is a systematic process that aims to match employees' skills and knowledge to patient care needs. Key aspects of staffing include developing a staffing plan, determining staffing levels and ratios for different units, recruiting and selecting candidates, providing training and development opportunities, and conducting performance appraisals. The objectives are to ensure adequate staffing of critical care units while achieving appropriate nurse-patient ratios in other units and balancing staff needs with providing quality patient care.
Human resource Recruitment and SelctionRajan Neupane
The document discusses recruitment and selection practices. It covers the goals of recruitment as attracting qualified applicants and discouraging unqualified ones. It also discusses constraints, diversity efforts, factors influencing recruitment, and the advantages and disadvantages of internal and external recruitment sources. Finally, it covers socializing and placing new hires, including purposes, processes, and considerations for developing socialization programs.
- C-level executives need to get involved in building a strong recruitment culture and view talent as a strategic priority, especially during turbulent times.
- Recruitment strategies should be targeted and personalized to attract diverse talent globally. Social media and technology can help improve the hiring process and build relationships.
- It is important to maintain a positive outlook during difficult times and see challenges as opportunities for innovation and change.
The document discusses staff selection, development, and training programs. It describes the selection process and importance of selecting candidates that fit the organization's values. Staff development provides opportunities for employees to improve skills and competencies and is determined by annual staff surveys. Common training programs include induction training for new employees, orientation, in-service education, and continuing education. The roles of managers and coordinators in developing staff through programs like orientation, preceptors, conferences and rounds are also outlined.
Hrm orientation and training by dessler garryTephkiantWun
This power point presentation covers topics related to human resource management orientation and training. It discusses what orientation and training are, their purposes, who is responsible for conducting them, and different methods for presenting orientation and assessing training needs. Some key points covered include defining orientation as introducing new employees to company policies and culture, the purposes of orientation being to help employees adjust and understand expectations, and different levels of orientation including organizational and departmental. Training methods discussed include on-the-job training, apprenticeships, lectures, and computer-based learning. The presentation also addresses evaluating the effectiveness of training programs.
Recruitment refers to the process of identifying, attracting, interviewing, selecting, hiring and onboarding employees. Its. only for study purposes. Kindly share to others.
The document outlines the key human resources processes and responsibilities handled by the HR department, including forming and updating an HR manual, payroll management, recruitment from initial job requirements through offer letters, onboarding new employees, maintaining employee files, performance reviews, training programs, employee relations, generating reports, and managing employee exits. It provides details on the steps and activities involved in each major HR function.
This document discusses performance appraisals, including their objectives, types, issues, and process. Performance appraisals are regular reviews of an employee's job performance and contribution that help determine salary/bonus allocation and employee development plans. They can involve self-appraisals, manager assessments, or 360-degree feedback. Issues include differentiating individual/organizational performance and potential distrust between subordinates and supervisors. The six-step process establishes performance standards, communicates expectations, measures/compares actual performance, discusses the appraisal with the employee, and initiates corrective actions.
The document discusses staffing in retail businesses. It explains that staffing refers to managing employee schedules and monitoring labor costs hourly is important because payroll is a major business expense. It provides an example where a store that schedules 5 employees for 10 hours per day at $10/hour would spend $500 daily on payroll. However, if the store only makes $300 in daily sales, they would lose money and likely need to reduce staffing to 2 employees to ensure labor costs don't exceed sales.
The document discusses recruitment processes and techniques. It defines recruitment as finding and attracting capable applicants for jobs in an organization. The recruitment process includes identifying vacancies, preparing job descriptions, advertising positions, managing responses, shortlisting, interviewing, and making hiring decisions. Sources of recruitment can be internal like current employees or external like job boards, agencies, and colleges. The recruitment function is influenced by internal factors controlled by the organization and external factors outside its control like economic conditions. The objective of recruitment is to attract qualified candidates and hire the best ones to meet organizational needs.
This document discusses various training methods used in human resource management. It defines training methods as techniques used to enhance employees' skills and knowledge. The document then covers traditional methods like on-the-job and off-the-job training as well as modern methods such as online and social learning. Specific techniques are provided for each type of training method. The advantages and disadvantages of both on-the-job and off-the-job training are also summarized.
Job analysis is a systematic process of gathering data about job roles and requirements. This data can be collected through observation, interviews, questionnaires, and records. The results of job analysis inform the recruitment and selection process. Recruitment strategies include both external methods like advertisements and internal promotions. Selection aims to choose the best candidates through testing, interviews, and evaluating qualifications. While job analysis and screening methods are important, there are also limitations in predicting how candidates will perform once hired.
The document discusses the process of selection in an organization. It involves choosing the best qualified applicants through interviewing, offering employment, acceptance by the applicant, and signing a contract. The selection process includes application forms, a selection committee, an orientation program, developing a master plan, and a parent teacher association. It also describes the steps in selection as interviewing with personnel, pre-employment tests, an interview with the department head, a decision by administration, a medical exam, reference checks, and issuing an appointment letter. The document outlines checking an applicant's suitability, the stages of an interview, and types of tests used in selection including general ability, specific ability, achievement, and personality.
Human Resource Planning Recruitment and SelectionNhoj Laup
The document discusses human resource planning, recruitment, and selection. It covers forecasting labor supply and demand, setting goals to address surpluses or shortages, and strategies for recruitment and selection. Recruitment sources include internal job posting as well as external sources like referrals, advertisements, and universities. The selection process involves preliminary interviews, tests, employment interviews, reference checks, making a selection decision, physical exams, a job offer, and evaluating the selection program. The summary highlights forecasting supply and demand, using a transitional matrix, addressing surpluses or shortages, and the benefits of internal versus external recruiting sources.
Dokumen tersebut merupakan storyboard untuk unit pelajaran tentang teks prosedur yang mencakup 2 Kompetensi Dasar yaitu mampu menangkap makna dan menganalisis teks prosedur berbentuk manual dan kiat-kiat sesuai konteks, dengan aktivitas menulis teks prosedur tentang cara membuat jus jeruk dan tugas membuat teks prosedur lainnya.
This document outlines the Scout Law and Oath for Boy Scouts. The Scout Law lists character traits like trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent. The Scout Oath pledges duty to God and country, and promises to help others at all times.
Laser (introduction and indication in posterior segmentsMutahir Shah
The document discusses laser technology and its applications in ophthalmology. It begins by defining what a laser is and describing its key properties such as coherency, monochromaticity, collimation, and ability to concentrate energy. It then discusses different laser types (pulsed, continuous), operation modes (CW, Q-switched), wavelengths used, and basic laser components. The main laser tissue interactions - photocoagulation, photoablation, photodisruption, and photoactivation - are explained. Applications of laser treatment for various posterior segment diseases are covered, including diabetic retinopathy, CNV, CSR, and tumors.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Management is the process of coordinating human and physical resources to achieve organizational goals. It involves planning, organizing, leading, and controlling organizational activities. A manager's primary roles are to plan work, organize resources, lead and motivate employees, and ensure goals are met through monitoring performance. Effective managers require strong communication, problem-solving, and interpersonal skills. While management principles provide guidelines, applying them requires judgment and adaptation based on the situation as management involves both science and art.
The social media strategy document outlines HelpMeSee's objectives for social media which include spreading awareness of its brand and mission, communicating programs, acknowledging participants, educating about cataract blindness, and telling impactful stories. Key performance indicators include online conversions, donors, email subscribers, and campaigns. The strategy details the current social media sites used, platforms and expected post types and frequencies, content types and development process, audiences and suggested content creators. Policies cover standards, checklists, platform details, planning grids, roles and processes to coordinate social media efforts.
AIDSTAR-One Issue Paper: The Debilitating Cycle of HIV, Food Insecurity, and ...AIDSTAROne
This document aims to facilitate an understanding of the bi-directional relationship between HIV and food and nutrition security. It illuminates the causes of HIV-related food and nutrition insecurity, and points to a list of programmatic interventions and resources to consider for addressing each cause in detail. http://j.mp/U1L0iV
1. The document discusses Newton's law of gravitation, gravitational potential and potential energy, and their relationship to gravitational fields.
2. It also covers the Poisson equation and how it relates gravitational flux to mass distribution.
3. Finally, it examines equipotential surfaces and how the concept of gravitational potential can help calculate forces, providing examples including ocean tides.
This document discusses pediatric and adolescent HIV in Zimbabwe. It provides statistics on HIV prevalence rates among adults and children in Zimbabwe. It notes challenges in identifying HIV-exposed infants outside of health care settings and in providing pediatric testing and treatment. The document also discusses the specific challenges in managing HIV-positive adolescents, including issues with disclosure, adherence, stigma, and addressing their sexual and reproductive health needs. It describes the Zvandiri program model for differentiated care for children, adolescents, and young people living with HIV in Zimbabwe.
Educational Institute evaluation questionnaire by Alina BaberAlina Baber
This document is a student satisfaction questionnaire for the Usman Institute of Technology at Hamdard University. It contains 20 questions about various aspects of the student's educational experience at UIT related to academics, curriculum, administration, facilities, and services. The student is asked to rate their satisfaction level as excellent, good, satisfied, or poor for each question. There are also sections for the student to provide comments and feedback about administration, academics, curricular activities, and any other areas. The purpose of the questionnaire is to collect student feedback on their experience at UIT.
La prensa escrita se refiere a publicaciones periódicas impresas como diarios, semanarios y revistas. Tiene sus orígenes en las primeras publicaciones gubernamentales de eventos en Roma y China, pero se desarrolló con la invención de la imprenta. Actualmente, los periódicos presentan noticias, reportajes, artículos y contenidos de entretenimiento en diferentes formatos como broadsheet, tabloide y berliner. En Costa Rica, los diarios más leídos son La Teja y Diario Extra, mientras que las tendencias actuales
The document provides information about the 1TR-FE engine used in Toyota vehicles, including its specifications and components. It describes the overall engine layout and key systems such as cooling, fuel injection, ignition, and engine controls. The 1TR-FE is a 2.0L inline 4-cylinder 16-valve DOHC engine with VVT-i and produces 100kW of power at 5,600rpm and 182Nm of torque at 4,000rpm. It uses features like a resin intake manifold, long nozzle fuel injectors, and DIS ignition to improve performance and emissions.
The document provides details on the 1KD-FTV and 2KD-FTV diesel engines used in Toyota vehicles like the Hilux and Fortuner. It describes the engine components like the common rail fuel system that uses a high-pressure supply pump and common rail to achieve precise fuel injection for lower emissions. It also details the variable nozzle turbocharger and other systems that help improve power and efficiency while meeting emissions standards.
Ethical Issues In Accounting And Corporate GovernanceSVS College
Staffing involves filling organizational positions through identifying workforce needs, assessing available candidates, and recruiting, selecting, placing, promoting, evaluating, compensating, and training employees. It is an important human resource management function that requires manpower planning, recruitment from internal and external sources, selection processes including testing and interviews, training and development of employees, and performance appraisal. Effective staffing ensures the organization has appropriately skilled personnel and supports goals like reducing turnover and gaining competitive advantage through its human assets.
Human resource management ppt by Ms.R.Kalaiselvi, NGM college pollachiKalaiselvi,NGM college
This document provides an overview of the syllabus for a Human Resource Management class. The syllabus covers 5 units: 1) an introduction to HRM including its meaning, scope, evolution and functions; 2) recruitment processes and sources; 3) performance appraisal objectives and methods; 4) motivation theories and factors; and 5) conflict management including causes and remedies. Key topics within each unit are also summarized such as recruitment factors, selection stages, and training and development methods.
This document discusses the key aspects of staffing as a management function, including:
1. Staffing involves recruiting, selecting, and training employees. It is an important and continuous managerial activity.
2. The staffing process includes manpower planning, recruitment, selection, placement, training and development, performance appraisal, and remuneration of employees.
3. Effective staffing helps ensure the right people are in the right jobs, which is important for organizational success. It is carried out by managers at all levels of the organization.
The document discusses various topics related to human resource management including the functions and remit of HRM, changing patterns of employment, reasons for subcontracting, human resource planning, recruitment, selection, training, staff development, employee relations, and relevant legislation. Key areas covered are the role of HRM in promoting staff development and managing employee relations, Maslow's hierarchy of needs, methods of motivation, internal and external recruitment, selection techniques like interviews and tests, types of training, performance appraisal, the role of trade unions and collective bargaining, grievance procedures, and major employment laws.
A staffing model considers factors like organization size, industry, workforce demographics and business objectives to determine appropriate staffing levels and employee types. It involves evaluating goals, identifying factors affecting the model, analyzing the current state, developing a solution, recruiting accordingly, prioritizing retention. Common factors to consider are job requirements, goals/culture, budget, workload, future growth, recruitment channels, training. Staffing includes recruitment from internal and external sources, selection through application screening, testing, interviews, and hiring the best candidates.
This document discusses various aspects of human resource management (HRM) including its importance, key processes, and components. Specifically, it notes that HRM focuses on hiring, motivating and maintaining employees. The key HRM processes that are outlined include planning, recruitment, selection, orientation, training, development, performance management, compensation and benefits. Each of these components plays a critical role in staffing the organization and sustaining high employee performance.
This document provides an overview of human resource management (HRM). It defines HRM and its objectives, which include helping the organization reach its goals and ensuring effective utilization of human resources. The key challenges of HRM mentioned are change management, leadership development, and staff recruitment and retention. The basic functions of HRM are identified as manpower planning, recruitment, selection, training and development, performance appraisal, and others. Each of these functions is then briefly described in one or two paragraphs, covering topics like the recruitment and selection process, different training methods, and the purpose and process of performance appraisal.
HR planning, also known as manpower planning, involves analyzing an organization's changing human resource needs and developing programs to meet those needs. The key aspects of HR planning include establishing organizational objectives, assessing current employee skills, analyzing future availability of employees, and planning recruitment and development programs. Recruiting qualified candidates, selecting employees based on factors like job requirements and size of the organization, and orienting new employees are important parts of the HR planning process. Conducting interviews, administering relevant tests, and making final hiring decisions while following legal guidelines are crucial to properly selecting employees and achieving organizational goals.
what is human resource management. functions of human resource management.scope and importance of human resource management, process of recruitment. forecasting, planning personnel planning and succession planning, attracting, using selection tools,and finally hiring new candidates and all about recruitment process.
The document discusses the staffing process for engineering organizations. It defines staffing and outlines the key steps: human resource planning, recruitment, selection, induction and orientation, training and development, performance appraisal, employment decisions, and separations. The goals of staffing are to acquire a sufficient workforce and match people to jobs to facilitate organizational objectives. As an engineer manager, ensuring the right people are assigned to positions fitting their qualifications is an important responsibility.
The Nature, Recruitment and Selection Process.pptxPantzPastor
The document discusses the nature and process of staffing or human resource management. It involves acquiring qualified human resources to fill organizational positions. The key steps in the staffing process include manpower planning, recruitment, selection, placement, orientation, training, performance appraisal, and career management. The human resource department is responsible for implementing these staffing functions and ensuring legal compliance.
The document discusses manpower planning, which involves analyzing current and future workforce needs, forecasting demand and supply, and developing action plans to address surpluses or shortages. It outlines the manpower planning process, including conducting employee profiles and productivity analyses, forecasting demand and supply through various techniques, and developing options to deal with excess or insufficient staffing levels, such as training, redeployment, hiring, or outsourcing. The purpose is to ensure an organization has the right number and skills of people to achieve its strategic goals.
This document provides an overview of key aspects of human resources management, including:
1. It defines human resource planning, job analysis, recruitment and selection, training and development, and performance appraisal as core HR functions.
2. It compares personnel management with human resource management and outlines the different perspectives and approaches of each.
3. It summarizes various selection techniques used in recruitment like employment tests, interviews, and group discussions and how they are conducted.
The document summarizes the key aspects of employment planning and procurement in human resource management. It discusses job analysis and defining job requirements. The procurement process involves deciding what positions to fill, recruiting candidates both internally and externally, screening applicants through interviews and tests, and making job offers. Employment planning assesses an organization's human resource needs and translates overall goals into required staff. It aims to prevent understaffing and overstaffing while ensuring the right employees are hired to achieve strategic objectives. Common recruitment sources, selection steps, and types of employment tests are also outlined.
The document discusses the key aspects of human resource management (HRM), including:
1) The main activities of HRM include workforce planning, recruitment, training, performance management, compensation and benefits administration.
2) The HRM process involves planning human resource needs, recruiting and selecting employees, orienting and training new employees, managing performance, and providing compensation and benefits.
3) Common HRM functions are planning human resource requirements, recruiting and selecting staff, orienting and training new employees, managing employee performance and compensation, and ensuring legal and regulatory compliance.
Human resource management involves recruiting, selecting, training, developing and managing employees to achieve organizational goals. It includes human resource planning to ensure the organization has the right people with the right skills. The key components of an HRM system are recruitment, training, compensation, performance management and career development.
This document provides an overview of human resource management (HRM). It defines HRM as the effective management of people at work to achieve organizational goals. The key functions of HRM discussed include HR planning, recruitment, selection, performance appraisal. HR planning involves forecasting future human resource needs and developing strategies to fulfill them. Recruitment aims to attract qualified candidates while selection identifies the most suitable candidates. Performance appraisal evaluates employee performance and provides feedback to improve it. The overall goal of HRM is to obtain and maintain an optimal workforce to ensure organizational success.
The document discusses topics related to human resource planning and management. It covers units on human resource planning, job analysis, recruitment, selection, orientation and placement of employees, employment tests, interviewing and induction. Some key points include defining human resource planning and its importance, discussing the process of job analysis and its outcomes of job descriptions and specifications, and examining factors that influence recruitment and selection. The document also lists reference books and provides an overview of the course content and units to be covered.
The document discusses several aspects of human resource management including recruitment, selection, training and development. It defines recruitment as the process of finding and hiring qualified applicants. The recruitment process involves planning, developing strategies, searching, screening, and evaluating applicants. Selection is described as the most important HR function as it ensures the right people are hired. The selection process consists of preliminary interviews, tests, employment interviews, reference checks, job offers, and evaluations. Training and development helps improve employee performance through determining needs, setting objectives, implementing programs, and evaluating outcomes. The goal of HR management is to maximize organizational objectives through effective governance of employee policies and systems.
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5. …
Promotion for suitable
Dismissal of not suitable
Transfer
Employment records
New recruitments
6. 2. Educating & training
Induction training
Training plans: operative training,
supervisory training, executive
training
Skill enhancement training
Training materials & audio-visual
training aids
7. …
Reading rooms and libraries
On job training
Seminars and conferences
Visits and tours
8. 3. Employee relationship
Job analysis, job specification
Wages & rewards
Keeping records and statistics
Labor audit
Handling grievances
Appreciation of employees
Suggestion schemes
Moral studies
9. 4. Employees’ health
Health standards
Proper sanitation
Medical check-ups
Medical facilities
Health awareness
Rest periods, recreation
Record keeping for health
11. 6. Welfare
Credit unions
Pension schemes
Insurance plans
Housing schemes
Counseling
Company stores & restaurants
Plans for children
12. 7. Record keeping
Record of each employee
Application forms, resume/ C.V.
Appraisal forms
Memos
Pay details
13. Staffing
Function of mgt
Filling and keeping filled positions in
the organization structure
“staffing pertains to recruitment,
selection, development and
compensation of employees”
14. HR and HRM
HR
People that staffed and operate
Essential and used in particular way
HRM
Mgt function devoted acquiring,
training, appraising, Compensating
employees
Matching process
It mould co. workforce into motivated
team
15. HR Planning
Aspects important for planning
in staffing are as follows
How many people are required?
What kind of people are required?
When are they required?
Is it economical?
Growth of individual
flexibility
16. HR planning procedure
Analyzing business n organization
plans
Decide objective for staffing
Analyze factors for manpower
requirement
Development of employment plans
Developing human resource plans
17. Recruitment Procedure
It is defined as ‘any practice or
activity carried out by the
organization for attracting potential
employees’.
It is one of the main functions of HR
It is the process of searching for
prospective employees and
stimulating them to apply for jobs
18. …
Steps for performing HR functions:
Planning
Recruitment
Selection
It is buffer between staff planning &
staff selection
Supervisor are recruited by the
same procedure
19. Sources of recruitment
Internal Sources:-
-They are within the organization
- e.g. transfer, promotions, re-
employment of ex-employees
External Sources:-
-They are external to the organization
-e.g. advt. in newspaper, employment
exchanges, suppliers, educational
institute, business friends
20. Recruitment Procedure
1. Generation of recruitment/vacancy
2. Applications of candidates
3. Scrutiny of applications
4. Call for recruitment
5. Initial interview
21. …
6. Employment tests
7. Final interviews
8. Checking references
9. Medical/physical tests
10. Selection and Induction
22. Recruitment strategies
Advt. in newspaper
Internet employment sites
Private, public or temporary
employment agencies
Executive recruiters
Union
Employee referrals
Internship programs
23. SELECTION
Last step of recruitment
Main aim is to select person best
suited to job recruitment
Recruitment contains following items:
No. of post reqd.
Reqd academic qualification
Age
Grade of the post
Future prospects
24. STAGES FOR SELECTION OPERATION
1) First Stage
Advt.
Receipt of appl.
Scrutiny of appl.
Fixing dates for interview
Issue of calls for interview
25. …
2) Second Stage
Preliminary interview
Gen. written test
Knowledge test
Trade test
History of candidate
26. …
3) Third Stage
Interview
Employment test
Reference verification
Medical examination
28. Personnel-Training & Development
HR, prime imp. Input
Education increases knowledge &
understanding
Training increases skill
Technology, machinery system-run
by workforce
Excellent HR accelerates
organization growth
29. Significance of training &
development
It gives knowledge & improve skills
It develops the attitude of workforce
It moulds people as per requirement
It develops sense of responsibility
It improves quality with less
provision
30. Objectives of training
To increase production
To provide advanced skill to worker
To create first line supervisor
To provide higher wages
To teach them to reduce wastage
To build up confidence among
workers
31. Advantages of training
It increases the working efficiency
It reduces wastage at all levels
It reduces absenteeism
It reduces accidents
It reduces cost of production
It reduces mistakes done by workers